LOS ANGELES, CA, January 16, 2012 (Press-News.org) With winter session classes already in full gear, CSUN students and faculty are just within reach of the 2012 spring semester. While things have been financially tight for the CSU system, everyone is still looking towards this new year with excitement and hope for what it has to bring. This is why the leading printing company in Los Angeles is now offering a 10% discount on all services to CSUN students and faculty to take just a little bit of the burden off of the already struggling California university system.
While tuition may seem bad these days, the real problems come when students look to purchase their textbooks and basic supplies. The prices for these items continue to skyrocket, making the prospect of higher education a daunting task. Just steps from the CSUN campus, LA Copy and Print Center is offering affordable printing services in Los Angeles to all students that need it. With a 10% discount, CSUN students will have access to all supplies for presentations, prints, faxes, and more.
CSUN faculty is also beginning to enjoy some of the benefits of having their own Los Angeles printing shop. As limits on spending for the classroom continue to grow, finding unique ways to engage students has become harder every year. With a discount on all services, CSUN faculty now have more access to presentation materials, readers, book binding, and any of the other necessities that will arise throughout the semester.
About LA Copy and Print Center, Printing Company Los Angeles
With over 18 years of experience under their belt, LA Copy and Print Center remains the most trusted printing shop in Los Angeles. Their experienced staff helps individuals with all sign printing, banner printing, poster printing, brochure printing, flyer printing, business card printing, calendar printing, catalog printing, color printing, blueprint printing, t-shirt printing, letterhead printing, graphic design and much more.
Printing in Los Angeles no longer needs to be a chore for CSUN students, faculty, and other residents as LA Copy and Print Center is now offering affordable services alongside their trusted experience.
Contact LA Copy and Print Center, Printing Services Los Angeles
Call (800) 554-2202 or visit http://www.lacopycenter.com for more information about the discounts and services provided. You can visit their office, which is located at 9130 B. Reseda Blvd in Northridge, CA 91324.
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LA Copy and Print Center is Offering a Discount for CSUN Students and Faculty
A leading printing company in Los Angeles, LA Copy and Print Center, is now offering a 10% discount on all services to CSUN students and faculty. Visit http://www.lacopycenter.com for more information about the offer and the services provided.
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[Press-News.org] LA Copy and Print Center is Offering a Discount for CSUN Students and FacultyA leading printing company in Los Angeles, LA Copy and Print Center, is now offering a 10% discount on all services to CSUN students and faculty. Visit http://www.lacopycenter.com for more information about the offer and the services provided.